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Kè' Tajhi tells the story of how the kyai who makes powerful krises has a specially made kris rejected by the King…
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Writings about Indonesian language, literature and culture.
Kè' Tajhi tells the story of how the kyai who makes powerful krises has a specially made kris rejected by the King…
Sunan Cendhâna is the story of Empu Bageno's spreading of Islam to the area south of Bangkalan. After his service as chief…
The origin of Molana Ghunong Pèkol is the tale of the origin of two great mountains, which are the result of a failed attempt…
Ko'ol bân Kancèl is a fable of how a snail (ko'ol) outwits a kancèl (a trickster deer-like animal), defeating him in a…
Orèng Bâlândhâ sè Ojhup is the story of how one Dutchman learned at the hands of a prince that his pistol and…
Bâto Tètèanna Bhuju' Napo is the tale of a kyai who befriends the exiled Cakraningrat II, a selfish king who mistreats his…
Kè Moko is the story of a kyai who runs a Pondok (Islamic boarding school) with a large number of students. Through…
Gheddhâng Aghung tells of the 'royal banana' which grows near the royal cemetery in Arosbaya, north of Bangkalan. The banana plants lack…
Bhindhârâ Sa'ot is the story of a kyai's son who eventually becomes a king in Sumenep, despite not having royal blood. Hey...
Makamma Sayyid Maulana Yusuf is the story of the origin of a shrine to a sayyid by the king of Sumenep, Sultan…